"Connie" is the same in French and in English.
Specifically, in both languages it may be a nickname for "Constance." The name in both languages tends to be a feminine proper noun. The pronunciation is "koh-stawnss."
John - Jean (and in French it's not a girl's name).As John is a name and an English word, it would be the same in French as it is in English.
"James" and "Jacob" are the English equivalents of the French name Jacques.Specifically, the French name is a masculine proper noun. Both the French and the English first names trace their origins back to the Latin Iacobus, the Greek Ἰακώβος, and the original Hebrew יַעֲקֹב. The pronunciation of the French name is "zhahk"
The French word 'nom ' - means 'name' in English.
"Peter" is the English equivalent of the French name "Pierre."Specifically, the French name is a masculine proper noun. Both the English and the French names trace their origins back to the ancient Greek name, "Πέτρος" ("Pétros"). The name's original meaning is "rock, stone." The pronunciation is "pyehr."
Marielle and Mariette are French equivalents of the English name "Mariska." The feminine proper name means "Little Mary" in English. The pronunciation will be "mar-yel" or "mar-yet" in French.
No, she is English. Connie was born and is living in Britain.
Connie = Constance = Constanza
Connie is commonly a shortened version of the name Constance. Constance is a 'virtue' name that means 'constant', 'constancy' and 'steadfast' it was popular during the 17th century.
My name translated from English to french is Allen
"Connie" is not a word in English.
"My name is" in English means Je m'appelle in French.
Le nom in French is "the name" in English.
The English name for the French word "igname" is "yam."
it's the same as it is in English (it's a French name - à l'origine)
Natalie is not an English name. It is French.
French
The English channel is called 'la Manche' in French.